The phrase "applied on a large" is not correct in English; it should be "applied on a large scale." You can use it when discussing the extent or scope of an application, particularly in contexts like research, technology, or business.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was applied on a large scale, resulting in significant increases in sales."
Alternatives: "implemented widely" or "executed extensively."
Therefore we decided to complement these genome-oriented approaches with more traditional ones applied on a large scale.
American troops were protected by a vaccine based on the one developed by Zinsser and Castaneda and applied on a large scale.
Any suggestions of other places to see it being applied on a large scale?
The method is applied on a large scale livestock ventilation model.
Patent-paper pairs are detected using text-mining algorithms applied on a large dataset.
The rendering process is applied on a large scale to the production of animal fats such as tallow, lard, bone fat, and whale oil.
The Sauds, Assads and Husseins practice a form of rule that works well enough in a tiny country such as Qatar, but is a disaster when applied on a larger scale.
There are similar flurries of experimentation in equally promising fields like nanotechnology and biomimicry, but the big question for the design community as it enters 2013 is when such developments will be applied on a larger scale.
However, environmental effects of stump harvesting – in particular when applied on a larger scale – are regarded as a potential threat to biodiversity in forests but are only poorly investigated.
Analysis of literature data published in the last few years leads to the conclusion that in the process of assessment of emission flux of organic compounds emitted from different types of equipment and finishing materials, new types of devices, among which small-scale passive emission chambers for the performance of in-situ research are designed and applied on a larger scale.
